What Happened
- The PR replaces a no-op plugin-registry signature check with a real Ed25519 verification step and binds that check to the trusted pinned key from default registry config, so registry metadata can’t be accepted as valid unless it is actually cryptographically signed as expected. The discovery call site now waits for this result and, when verification fails under default `requireVerification`, falls back instead of treating the registry as trusted.
- The PR replaces a no-op plugin-registry signature check with a real Ed25519 verification step and binds that check to the trusted pinned key from default registry config, so registry metadata can’t be accepted as valid unless it is actually cryptographically signed as expected. The discovery call site now waits for this result and, when verification fails under default `requireVerification`, falls back instead of treating the registry as trusted.
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